Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-05
Personalities.
Miss Lille Jsmison Is home again.
Miss Alice FITZGERALD has measles.

Personalities.
Miss Lille Iamison Is home again.
Miss Alice Fitzgerald has measles.
Mr.. Geo. Sandifer is at home quite sick.
Capt. John Handy was in town yesterday {.
Hon. Chas. L.. Ewing was here Thursday.
Mrs. Jno. C. Young IL able to be out
again.
Miss Kate Demand is visiting Prof. q. De-
mand.
MIR. Geo. A. Chamblin was in town yes
terdsy.
quite Ill.
Miss Bette Klee has returned home from
Boonvi!le.
Mr.. Will Fishbsck has been lndisposed
this week.
Mr.. J. D. Shswalter was ln Independence
Thursday.
DR.. Spencer Brown, Of Wsverly, was In
town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leverstt Leonard were In
town Thursday.
DR.. T, J.. Watson, of Independence, was
here yesterday.
Sarah Bernhart has been charming the
Washingtonians.
Ella, daughter of Mir. Robt. Beal, is very Ill
with pneumonia.
Mr.. James Darby, Of Kansas City, is visit
ing friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson Corder have been In
town q day or two.
Mr.. John P. Greer. of Freedom township.
was in town yesterday.
Mr.. Ed. Webb, of Dover township, Is In
the city visiting relatives.
Mr.. Att. Persingsr, Of Austin, Texas. has
been In the city this week.
Mr.. Arthur Goehner visited friends and
relatives here last Sunday.
Mr.. Will James, Of Kansas City, Is visiting
friends and relatives In this city.
Mr.. 81. z. Francisco left, last Wednesday
morning, for Rich Hill and Butler.
Mr.. N. Grstz. who has been very Ill, has
been able to be out again this week.
Mr.. f. P. Robinson. Of AullviIle, was In
Lexington or business last Monday.
Minister Pendleton will sail for Europe,
March Q, to return to his post in Berlin.
Miss Rosa Thornton, Of Higginsville, Is in
the city visiting her sister, Mrs. Judge Tut.
Mr.. H. Krone has been i'll with rheuma-
tism, but is better and able to attend to bust
ness.
Mr.. W. G.. McCausland left, Wednesday
morning. for St. Louis. to buy his spring
stock.
DR.. W.. Peak. of Oakland, ILL.,, paid his
this week.
Mr.. Geo. Houx has been visiting his father,
aged eighty EIGHT years. at Centerview, John.
son county, Mo.
The Intelligencsr received a pleasant bust
ness letter Thursday. from Mrs. julia X.
Lushbaugh, Stanton, Va.
Miss Annie Carroll, who has been spending
the winter with her parents here. leaves for
Denver, Colorado, next Monday.
Judge Krekel says:-'I have never thought
Of resignlng. Ny present ambition Is to die
on the bench" he is u years old.
Mrs. Geo. P%lattenburg has been at Mr..
Jerre Butler's, q few days, having come up
to see her daughter, at theE. A. S.
Mr.. J. r. LetGher, who was here q few
days ago, a. agent of the Missouri Pacific
Railway. is a pleasant gentleman, aud made
an excellent impression on our people.
Mr.. A. Hudnall, Of Las Animas, COL, was
here, Wednesday, to visit Miss Inez Prowers,
at C. F. C..and Jno. w. Prowers.a at W. N. A.
Mrs. G.. A. Sturges, and her mother, Mrs.
Perkins. left Thursday, for a visit to friends
at Sedalls. From there they will 60 to Troy.
Mrs. Jackson LonRdon, who has been con-
fined to her room by illness during most of
the winter, was thought to be SOM W hat
better yesterday,
Mrs. James Brown Potter having finished
her theatrical studies has gone to London 10
sign q contract to appear on the stage In Eng
land and the United States.
Chief Engineer Blodgett was here, We'd
nesdaV. inspecting bridges, culverts and road
bed. from Myrick down to DIR. Wilmots.
Myrick Is the weighing station a mile above
Lexington.
Mrs. Logan has selected the center of
the circle of the north end of South Park, |
Chicago. for the burial place for herself and
Gen. Logan, and the site for the monument to |
Gen. Logan.
Mime. Patti was greeted In St. Paul, Mon.
day night. by an audience of nearly four
thousand people. The receipts, over $40. 900, |
were the largest ever taken there for q single
entertainment,
Mr.. A. D.. Besdle, of Kansas City, was
here. Tuesday, looking at real estate. He 10
a clever gentleman and we hope he will buy.
he was much pleased with Lexington and
with some of the property at which lie
looked. |
Messrs. E.. u. Edwards, N. Corder, Horace
g .lbraith, N. P. Buck and c. Kraus, of
Waverly, were In town Thursday. We hope
soon to be fixed so that the Wayerly people |
oan come to see Us over q first class railroad
Ia about thirty minutes.
Mt. Samuel RUIN, son Of the late DR.. W. |
4. Rufin, and formerly of this county,
writes Us from Florence, Ala, that he will
be glad to answer inquiries as to that place
and Sheffield. There Is a wonderful BOOM
IN Alabama towns just now.
Hon. E. NJ. Edwards was In town, Thurs.
day. He has been engaged In taking rights-of-
way for six miles for the Missouri Pacific ex.
tension. He has had no trouble so far, and
says he anticipates none. Everybody 1.
anxious to help the road along.
"How STYLES have changed since I was a
girl" writes an old lady to the Louisville
Post. when was young," she continues,
1--WE used to wear our dresses I'D to the neck
and only one button. Now they wear the
gloves up 10 the neck and only one button on
the dress.n
Kansas City Penny Press:-Dr. Thomas
Field, formerly Of Lafay cite county, . broth.
sr Of Judge Richard Field. of the sixth
Judicial district. a native of central Missouri
and an excellent physician, has recently
located At the northeast corner of Eleventh
and Main streets, over the Gem drug store.n
Mr. L. Allen has been the champion singer
In this building for the last twenty years, but
stnce Judge Young has developed a Galassi
MARBLE Mr.. Allen Is ~perforce ccnpelied to
take q back seat. II our Judgment Is ut fault
In the relative merits of the W gentlemen's
voices 1t might be settled by q contest for e
medal at a charity concert.
Mrs. DR.. F. G. Henry, of Waveriy, was
called, last week, by telegram, to attend tie
funeral Of her mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Blanchard.
at Maysville, KY. Mrs. B. was well known
and loved In this county, having resided IN
Dover three years. The many friends of II .
family will be pslned to hear of her sad de.
Rlse. but glad to know of Mrs. Heury's safe
arrival In her native place. T.
sedslis Democrat twill H. Wallace. la,e
agent for the Adams Express Company in
this city, has accepted a position as messen-
ger with the Pacific company. with y rpr
between Kansas City and Anthony, Kansas.
left hansss City Tuesday night on his
arst run. Wills well acquainted with the e,.